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Hey all in a few weeks here i shall be receiving a new macbook 13 inch screen... and well first off all my mom had the macbook pro 15 inch and i just wanna kno if i will be dissapointed with the difference of the two when i get mine. When i ask this i mean performance wise and cosmetically. Also i kno that the hard drive is bigger in the black macbook and is that the only difference in the two... so plz any input would be great. Sorry about the grammar, and im not at the top on my typing skills.
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I'm one of those people who likes to crank up monitor resolution to its highest for maximum screen real-estate (and still do, external monitor spanned with LCD) and I found the 13.3" screen of my Macbook great! Something about the 'widescreen' aspect makes it kind of 'HD' so to speak, even if the resolution is 'only' 1280x800. I lived with it just fine for about a week until I got a miniDV - VGA converter to hook up my 20" CRT. When I'm out and about without the external monitor and it's very nice. Very crisp and clear as well. In fact I usually have to turn down the brightness.
Also if I'm lazy I won't even bother to hook up the external monitor and just use the LCD. I think you'll like it. |
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With something like a computer which you will be using VERY often you mind as well get what you really want.
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There are a couple of threads on how to transfer files from a PC to a Mac. The two best ways to do it is either use an external hard drive or connect the two computers via Ethernet.
If you have an external hard drive, I suggest using that as it's the most pain free method. You just plug it into the PC, copy the music onto it, then plug it into the Mac and transfer the music over. Ethernet isn't exactly hard, but requires a little effort. If you have to go with this method because you don't have an external hard drive, then I'll find a thread with easy to follow instructions and post it here. Edit: Here we go. Transferring Music from Mac to PC. Scroll down to the bottom of the first page and follow the instructions I posted. :black: Last edited by Kash; 02-20-2007 at 04:36 PM. |
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http://interfacelift.com/icons-mac/ Browse that site for a while, it's got some really cool stuff on it! If you don't know how to change your icons, you can usually select the icon your wishing to change and hit "Command+I" or Control+click and hit "get info". Then highlight the new icon you want, and go back into the "get info" window. Click once on the preview in the upper left corner, and just hit "Command+V". Voila! Oh, or you can download a nifty free little program called CandyBar and it should do it for you once you have the icons downloaded. You should just be able to "drag-n-drop". Google for it! |
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I have a white Macbook, while my wife has a black Macbook. I think the black is very cool looking (the Apple logo illuminated on the back of the screen is striking) but I have no envy/lust over it vs. my white one. She thinks the black border around the LCD makes it look somehow bigger, which makes her really like it a lot. Me, I'm fine with the white. Besides it matches my iPod, mouse, keyboard, remote, monitor, headphones...
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My brother said the same thing, but once he realized that you just double-finger tap, he felt rather stupid :bomb:
I actually find myself doing the double tap to right-click on PC laptops until I realize I have to physically press a button. I personally find the Mac trackpad MUCH easier to use :black: |
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